I had always been intrigued by the apparent simplicity of composting toilets and began to look at them in more detail a couple of years ago. While listening in at a vendor booth at a boat show, I ran into an experienced voyaging friend who pointed to the composting head in front of us and […]

We saw both the Nature’s Head and the Air Head at the Seattle Boat Show in January. Before seeing them in all their rotomolded plastic glory, we were leaning toward the Nature’s Head, primarily because of the lower price. At the show, however, we both changed our minds immediately when we saw them. The Air […]

Composting toilets are not new. The technology is tried and true, proven over many decades of use in areas where either public sewerage is not available or sanitary septic systems are not feasible.

My new Airhead Composting Toilet is installed and ready to use…So efficient… Uses no water… Vented with a fan so absolutely no smells.The liquids tank in the front… The crank handle at the side.A handle at each side for lifting out when it needs emptying…After 80 uses..

The idea of a composting toilet on board a boat is a bit strange. We don’t have a garden I kept thinking to myself, so why do we need compost?! But when we saw our friends Airhead, and the simplicity of the system, we realized…

Road Gear presents the Airhead Composting Toilet as a practical alternative to traditional marine and RV sanitation systems. In the review, he highlights its waterless design, ease of installation, and suitability for off-grid living, making it a strong option for boaters and mobile users.